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... passage of thy throat , thou lieft ! Three parts of that receipt I had for Calais , Disburs'd I duly to his highness ' foldiers : The other part reserv'd I by consent ; For that my fovereign liege was in my debt , Upon remainder of a ...
... passage of thy throat , thou lieft ! Three parts of that receipt I had for Calais , Disburs'd I duly to his highness ' foldiers : The other part reserv'd I by consent ; For that my fovereign liege was in my debt , Upon remainder of a ...
Side 136
... passage , however , in the fixth song of Drayton's Polyolbion , may seem to justify its propriety : " Your corfes were diffolv'd into that crystal stream ; " Your curls to curled waves , which plainly still appear " The fame in water ...
... passage , however , in the fixth song of Drayton's Polyolbion , may seem to justify its propriety : " Your corfes were diffolv'd into that crystal stream ; " Your curls to curled waves , which plainly still appear " The fame in water ...
Side 232
... passage proves that Peto did not go with the prince . JOHNSON . 7 - fouced gurnet . ] is an appellation of contempt very frequently employed in the old comedies . STEEVENS . A gurnet is a fish very nearly resembling a piper . MALONE . 8 ...
... passage proves that Peto did not go with the prince . JOHNSON . 7 - fouced gurnet . ] is an appellation of contempt very frequently employed in the old comedies . STEEVENS . A gurnet is a fish very nearly resembling a piper . MALONE . 8 ...
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